Standard 84 inch curtains stop short on a tall window or a high ceiling, and the gap shows. Extra long panels, usually 108 or 120 inches, let the fabric reach the floor from a rod hung close to the ceiling. Beyond length, the things to check are panel width, how the header attaches and what the fabric does with light.
The six sets below run from a 108 inch velvet pair to 120 inch lace and linen blend panels, plus one 18 foot room divider set. Sizes and fabrics come from each listing page, and several listings disagree with themselves on width, which we flag. We have not used these curtains ourselves, and fabric claims are the makers’ own.
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What to Look For
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Length | Measure from the rod to the floor; some makers measure from the grommet |
| Panel width | Wider panels give fuller folds on a tall window |
| Header | Grommets, rod pockets and back tabs hang differently |
| Fabric | Velvet is heavy; sheer and lace let daylight through |
Specs at a Glance
| Curtain | Panel size and count | Fabric and header | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pitalk velvet | 52 x 108 in; 2 panels | Polyester velvet; back tab plus 3 in rod pocket | Room darkening; maker claims 70 to 80 percent of sunlight blocked |
| Chyhomenyc sheer | 59 x 108 in; 2 panels | Polyester voile; rod pocket | Listed in 23 colors; width details conflict |
| Aiyufeng faux linen | 52 x 120 in; 2 panels | Polyester; dual pocket for 1.5 in rods | Light filtering; 104 in total width |
| WARM HOME DESIGNS | 108 x 108 or 120 in; 2 panels | Polyester blend sheer; grommets | Wall to wall; 2 tiebacks; conflicting sizes |
| YJ YANJUN lace | 52 x 120 in; 2 panels | Lace; rod pocket | Vintage floral on netting; machine wash cold |
| KOUFALL | 52 x 120 in; 2 panels | 20% linen, 80% polyester; bronze grommets | Washing not recommended by the maker |
The 6 Best Extra Long Curtains
1. Pitalk Velvet Curtains 108 Inch
A gold brown velvet pair, each panel 52 inches wide and 108 inches long, with both back loops and a 3 inch rod pocket so you can choose a pleated or classic hang. The maker says the heavy fabric blocks 70 to 80 percent of sunlight, with darker colors doing better.
Suits: a heavy, plush look on a tall window. Strengths: two header styles. Weaknesses: the darkening figure is the maker’s own. Skip it if you want a light, airy fabric.
View Pitalk Velvet Curtains 108 Inch 2 Panels Gold Brown on Amazon
2. Chyhomenyc Extra Long Ivory Sheer Curtains 108 Inches
An ivory voile pair, 59 by 108 inches per panel, with a rod pocket for rods up to 1 inch wide. The maker lists 23 colors and describes the high-density yarn as airy. The text gives a total width of 84 inches, which does not match two 59 inch panels, so confirm the size.
Suits: a light, tall window treatment. Strengths: wide panels and many colors. Weaknesses: confusing size details. Skip it if your rod is thicker than 1 inch.
View Chyhomenyc Extra Long Ivory Sheer Curtains 108 Inch 2 Panels on Amazon
3. Aiyufeng Faux Linen Texture Curtains 120 Inch
A 120 inch pair with a faux linen texture that the maker calls light filtering, 52 inches wide per panel and 104 inches wide in total. The dual pocket design takes 1.5 inch rods and can also be hung with clip rings, which are not included. The spec table says 50 inches wide, the title 52.
Suits: a soft, textured look. Strengths: flexible hanging. Weaknesses: a small width mismatch in the listing. Skip it if you want a sheer panel.
View Aiyufeng Faux Linen Texture Curtains 120 Inch 2 Panels on Amazon
4. WARM HOME DESIGNS Extra Long Room Divider Curtains
A sheer polyester blend set sold as two wall-to-wall grommet panels with two tiebacks. The title says 108 by 120 inches per panel, while the text says each panel is 108 by 108 inches for a total width of 216 inches, 18 feet. The maker suggests uses as window drapes, room dividers or closet covers.
Suits: very wide openings and dividers. Strengths: huge total width. Weaknesses: conflicting length figures. Skip it if you need a certain length without checking.
View WARM HOME DESIGNS Extra Long Room Divider Curtains White 2 Panels on Amazon
5. YJ YANJUN Vintage Lace Curtains 120 Inches
An ivory lace pair, 52 by 120 inches per panel, with a floral pattern on dotted netting and a rod pocket. The maker describes it as filtering light while giving some privacy, and says to machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and cool iron if desired.
Suits: a vintage, cottage look. Strengths: easy washing instructions. Weaknesses: the pattern is very decorative. Skip it if you prefer plain modern fabric.
View YJ YANJUN Vintage Lace Curtains 120 Inch 2 Panels Ivory on Amazon
6. KOUFALL 120 Inch Linen Blend Sheer Curtains
A white pair, 52 by 120 inches per panel, woven from 20 percent linen and 80 percent polyester in a crosshatch texture with bronze-colored grommets. The maker says not to wash them because the grommets may rust, and to iron on low heat if needed.
Suits: a farmhouse or modern look. Strengths: a medium weight that still filters light. Weaknesses: no washing. Skip it if you want easy-care fabric.
View KOUFALL 120 Inch Linen Blend Sheer Curtains White 2 Panels on Amazon
Care and Setup
- Measure from the rod position to the floor, then subtract a small gap if you want clearance.
- Check the care label before washing; the KOUFALL listing advises against it.
- Mount the rod high and wide to show the full length of the panels.
- Steam or iron on low heat if folds from packing remain.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Ordering 120 inch panels without checking whether length includes the header.
- Choosing panels too narrow for the width of a tall window.
- Skipping a check of the rod diameter against the pocket or grommet size.
- Trusting a size figure when the listing contradicts itself.
Extra Long Curtains FAQ
What length counts as extra long?
These listings use 108 and 120 inches, which is 9 and 10 feet.
Do they come in pairs?
All six are sold as two panels.
The Short Version
For a plush velvet, the Pitalk. For a light ivory sheer, the Chyhomenyc. For a textured faux linen, the Aiyufeng. For a wall-to-wall divider, the WARM HOME DESIGNS. For a vintage lace, the YJ YANJUN. For a linen blend with bronze grommets, the KOUFALL.
